What if universes are just like living systems, and black holes are the point of division where a new universe is spawned.  They are the inverse that originates a new critical mass in another parallel system.  They suck in everything until the degree of compaction reaches critical mass.  Then the fabric of space/time rips open and all that stuff explodes on the other side.  Then the rip is held open as stuff from our side side is leaked out on the other.  Eventually, our aging cosmic material is crunched up in this galactic disposal system and new matter is created in a new universe.  But we will never meet our offspring in material form as we can not cross that barrier in our bodies.  Perhaps the role of DMT is to allow us to leave our physical form long enough to visit.

What is the function of organisms on our scale?  We could be like bacteria inside the larger systems.  We may also serve as micro processing units.   The same way as cell components are micro processing units.  We could be a kind of sensor array that collect data and pass it up to the larger system.  

Can we measure the mass of a back hole?  Could dark matter and energy be the stuff that has already been sucked over to the other side and then some residual null stuff that has been blown back to us?  Could the total normal matter in our universe be shrinking?  If the normal matter is only about %5, does that mean that our universe is about 95% used up?  Are we inhabiting a very old universe?  Is it actually shrinking down to the point of origin, but we can’t tell because we have to measure based on light and our galactic neighborhood?

Why do we dream to travel among the stars?

The universe is now known to be a vast network of galaxies strung together along tangled lines of force. Dark matter and dark energy are the black box concepts used to represent that stuff that is holding it all together.

To me the dark matter sounds analogous to water in the ocean. Do fish know that they breath water rather than air? To them air is strange and water is the normal medium of existence. I see space as another medium that is strange to us, but like water in the way it interacts with the rest of astral objects. It may have currents and flow, resistance.  I have read that space is not a vacuum, but is actually a plasma.

To me the images of the universe’s network of galaxies looks like a neural net. I think it functions in some way like a form of consciousness. Perhaps this is the true source of the collective unconscious. Our spirituality may somehow tap into awareness that is so far beyond our own scale of existence. We are like fish who think that the sea is the atmosphere, air is space and anything beyond does not exist and is unknowable. But it is only unknowable in our current human forms.

Once we emerge from this larval form into the next plane of existence, we can swim the currents of space and dance among the stars. We will use our wings of pure energy to fly through the net of galaxies. Then as we travel we may once again emerge in a time and place on another world in a different form. Perhaps our undying consciousness is like the DNA of the universe. We must incarnate to gain new perspectives and form new combinations of thought that then are recycled back through the system to subtly shift the larger reality. Could our role be the ongoing accumulation of knowledge and wisdom on the micro scale to then feed it back into the growing consciousness on the cosmic scale?